Most front and rear bike lights have the option to run in either a steady or flashing mode. Does one make you more visible on the road than the other? Can flashing lights pose a danger to other road ...

Daylight Saving Time is over. Darkness falls before you can start your evening commute. And all around the country, a scourge is rearing its ugly, eyeball-searing head. I’m talking about the insanely ...

Here’s an interesting idea: A sheet of polypropolene that wraps around your rear light to make it more visible and less annoying at the same time. How are rear bike lights annoying? Did you forget the ...

How much would you pay for a flashing rear light? £10? £25? £45, maybe? How about £115? That's the weighty tag attached the Blink/Steady, a machined-aluminium number with motion sensors that does away ...

The best bike lights aren’t simply one of the best cycling accessories, they’re one of the most essential too. Unlike cycling computers, phone mounts and fenders, which can make your ride more fun, ...

The best bike lights fall into one of two categories. The first - 'be seen' lights - are bright enough to attract the attention of other road users around you, but not quite bright enough to light up ...

Don’t let a dim dynamo hinder your winter visibility: from your handlebars to your seatpost, the best bike lights will enhance your winter visibility with a healthy dose of lumens. Keen to glow on the ...

A worthy alternative, good enough to shake Garmin and Wahoo’s dominance in bike radar. It’s as rugged as a Tonka Toy and as ...

Bicyclists required by law to have a front light and back reflector when they ride at night, but making sure headlamps aren’t too bright is crucial. Staff The Bellingham Herald file Question: What ...

Investing in a good set of lights will help riders of all ability see – and be seen – in the dark Ed Wiseman is a transport and travel journalist specialising in infrastructure, sustainability and ...